I got the mother detailing spray on. its for quick touch ups but can i just spary it on the whole car and wax it out or what would i do? i have a show this weekened and i want to make it look real nice.

ive used some of that, i usually do it like a wax....spary a section such as the hood, rub it in so it isnt wet then go to another section, then when ive done the whole car ill go back w/ a dry lint free cloth and shine it up

Don't wipe it with a towel, I attempted this once and was left with towel peels...

Um it's not real wax... USE REAL WAX it'll last longer and shine deeper.

ORIGINAL: shnormo

Um it's not real wax... USE REAL WAX it'll last longer and shine deeper.


it's not supposed to be. it is a "quick detailer". I use it for situations when I go to a show and get road dust on the car. it lubricates very well so you don't have to worry about scratches for dust or dirt as you would have to with water.

also you should use a Micro-fiber towel whenever you use it

ORIGINAL: Hisss04Cobra

Don't wipe it with a towel, I attempted this once and was left with towel peels...


only reason why this occured is because u have a mustang. lol joking with ya

I tried some of the new "Ice" wax from Turtle. Works good.

I personally can't stand that Turtle Wax Ice.

I've used Eagle 1 and it was pretty good. I don't think it's real wax but it shines really good.

i've never had good looking lasting results from JUST the spray "waxes" on the market. just put the elbow grease into it and wax the car. these pray products are for quick details, like at shows and such. it's not meant to replace wax, but to supplement your arsenal with an additional product to shine your car up a bit between washes.

not to thread jack or anything, but whats a good way to remove the wax off one of my winshield wiper arms? Its all white and stuff, looks horrible at the moment. Luckily its not a big spot.

windex and a toothbrush have always been my favorite for that.